Ebaby! Music Celebrity English Lessons
Where famous muscians teach you English!
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Jaleel Bunton, drummer for one of the most creative bands in music, TV On The Radio, talks about their song “Will Do” and how this phrase is used.
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The world’s best mash-up artist talks about how his album came out of the blue and what it means for a DJ to sample.
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Discover what being at a crossroads means to Layzie Bone and Flesh-n-Bone as these hip-hop stars explain their number 1 hit song, “Tha Crossroads.”
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The king of song parodies talks about how he grew up to become an international music and comedy star, as well as his new book for children, When I Grow Up.
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Greg Graffin, singer of this classic punk band, discusses the phrase against the grain and how it relates to Bad Religion’s latest album and his recent book. Greg is the first Ebaby! Celebrity English Teacher who has a PhD!
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This talented rapper and frequent creator of slang discusses the work theme of his recent albums and tells stories from the day shift and night shift.
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The most successful independent rapper in the world didn’t get there by being normal. This hip-hop star talks about rapping fast and being far out.
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This international rock star and 9-time Grammy Award winner pauses backstage to discuss the meaning of the phrase “eye to eye,” which is also the title of a song she plays with Keith Richards on her new album.
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Hip hop fans go nuts for this talented artist. He talks about what drives him nuts about recording and being a father, while showing off his baby boy.
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Oderus, the leader of this metal band from outer space, gives a lesson on slang with the word “space” in it, such as space out and waste of space.
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Platinum-selling French singer, Tété, came to the US to record his next album. He gave a lesson about using “take” as a noun during a break in the studio.
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This electronic jazz-pop duo from Los Angeles sounds like a 1950s vision of the future. Vocalist Inara George talks about the facts of life and “Love Letter To Japan,” the song that’s tearing up the Asian charts.
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Though they’ve been called the worst band ever, this horror rap duo from Detroit has the most dedicated fans on Earth. Carnival mastermind Violent J shares his thoughts on the Wild West and what it means to be have a posse.
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An acoustic jazz trio with a rock ‘n’ roll attitude, the Bad Plus is one of the most popular jazz acts in the world, and definitely the hippest. Pianist Ethan Iverson talks about covering songs by Nirvana to teach the phrase jazz it up.
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PWRFL Power is a guitar player and singer who is getting popular in the US and Japan. In this interview, he gives a lesson on superpowers and superheroes and shares his story about coming to the US and learning English.
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These Swedes in white ties brought garage rock to mainstream in 2000 with their hit “Hate to Say I Told You So.” Guitarist Nicholaus Arson gives a lesson on alter egos.
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Joey Keithley, the leader of Canada’s most legendary punk band, explains how to use his band’s name in conversation and talks about his upcoming Chinese tour.
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Hutch Harris, the leader of this critically acclaimed American pop punk trio, talks about the US presidential election and touring in Europe.
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Before you go to a party and try to speak English, you had better learn terms like chug, swig, shotgun, and headbang from this American thrash band that knows how to party.
